SUNLEI Kitchen Island on Wheels with Storage Cabinet & Drawer, 42" Multifunction Kitchen Cart Cabinet with Shelves, Cart Handle for Towel Rack or Free Mobility, Portable Islands for Kitchen(White)

This is a great little cabinet and holds my microwave easily on top. I would advise to take the cabinet as it is, meaning it only cost a little over a $100.00, and not expect that you are getting something out of a classy furniture store. You do need to assemble it and I had no problems as the directions were easy to follow and parts were marked accordingly. It does come with a screwdriver, the only tool you need, and that is what I used. I did not want to use a power tool as not sure the wood would hold up but after assembly, I think it would. This is a very functional cabinet and very satisfied with the product and the price.

This little kitchen island cart comes well packed in a heavy box. All the parts and hardware are clearly marked. No guessing which screws go where! The directions are well diagrammed and easy to follow. It definitely requires 2 people to assemble. It took us about 3 - 4 hours and went together exactly like it's supposed to. It fits my space perfectly. The drawer and doors work smoothly. My microwave sits on top of it nicely. And the adjustable shelf inside allows me to store everything I need to with room to spare. I am very happy with it and highly recommend.

Good size. Wasn’t too hard to put together. Glad I had a portable drill. Some pre drilled holes were missing. All the parts were there. The back was larger than the actual cart. It was wobbly when I finished putting it together. So I screwed 4 screws from the sides into the shelf to stabilize it. It helped quite a bit.

One of the nicest pieces I've ever put together.....and I've put a LOT of stuff together. Pieces are marked clearly, and directions are pretty nicely written complete with pics! Seems sturdy abd is definitely nice looking. I'm using as a liquor cart so the stirage fir bottles is perfect. I used the drawer for the glasses and stir sticks. Very happy!

Best assembly instructions I've ever encountered with flat-pack furniture. The quality of the instructions are what drove me to actually write a review. Clear pictures, everything was well-labeled, and they even explain how the cam-locks work and how the door hinges can be easily adjusted. The piece feels very sturdy even during assembly. The wheels roll smoothly, and the hinges and drawer work well, without any hitches or catches. I bought the smallest size, but I'm surprised by how much storage space it has. It holds a ton, and the top of the cabinet still has ample room for my stand mixer and working space. If I had room for it, I'd absolutely buy a larger version if this same cabinet.

Terrible quality - I was not expecting a high-end cabinet at this price point, but we cannot even get the thing assembled. Many of the pieces are cut/tooled incorrectly and do no align with one another. Simply installing the screws into predrilled holes caused damage to the side panels. We assembled to the point of installing the drawer and found that the top edge of the drawer hits the bottom edge of the countertop - There is no way to get the drawer to slide fully in without un-assembling everything and placing/redrilling the holes for the drawer slides ourselves. Waste of money and time.

Was hesitant on buying due to some negative reviews but I could not find any other product to fit my needs. I'm so glad I got this!! My husband put it together and said it was pretty easy. Doors and drawer open and close just fine. Enough space to fit what I need. Looks great in my kitchen and matches pattern of other cabinets I have.

For the price, I think this is a good choice. Of course, it's not made of the highest-quality materials, but it gets the job done and it's better than what I expected. I'm pleased with how sturdy it is and the overall design. Assembly: The instructions were clear and easy to follow. Assembly probably would be easier with two people, but it's doable with just one person. (My workaround to attach the doors was to move the cart on its side, which was a bit physically challenging and caused some minor scrapes.) I still wasn't able to get the doors totally straight, and the drawer doesn't close fully, but good enough for me. My biggest issue was the styrofoam packaging: it was loose, messy, and super static-y, and a headache to try to get off all the pieces and clean up afterwards.